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International Merchandise Trade (Apr.)

Canada's merchandise trade position unexpectedly shifted from an upwardly revised surplus in March to a small deficit in April, as the terms of trade deteriorated and energy and primary metals exports dropped back. With energy production still rising at a solid pace, we expect this export shock to be largely reversed in the coming months.

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